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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09
oUB TERRIToRY.

chsOe eseA oUs vessiesssoi 0s. Delegate Smith has left for washins- ton
 Tenement housss ass ia demand in Florsnce.
 The JeireysLsvs eoapany vas ia Tucson last vsek.
 Several casss of diphfheria is rspsst- cd in Tombstone and Tucson.
 Barney Barnett died Isuddealy yssasr- day morning as Tempe. sged 60 ysazs.
 A successful nuical entereainment vas given recently by the lsAiss of FlsgstaG.
 It is rumored that ehAnge of man. agenent of tho Nogalss smelssr Vill soon take plsce.
 Lum Gray, of Phani1, hes received the appointment ias colonel of militia, by Governor Zulick.
 The Tucsoa papess report weekly shipments of bullion from the TortillitA mines, notwithstanding the New York Herald expose.
 A minister who o1RciaSsd ss . ved- ding near Phsnix, Aris,, aftsrvArds made hinseN useful by playing ,ths fiddle while tho remainder of the party hood her down in grsas shape.
 John Blsvins, tho only surviving member of that family. which has ben engaged in the Tonto Basin var, Was recently Fsleassd from ths Apache county jail on bail
 Deputy U. 6. AasAL wm snith. on last Wsdnssday, axEssesd anethse freight brakeman oa chazge of compile isy in the train robbery oi Apsl 37tA, | last It is said thezs i . cisar eaae against hin.
 A corps of twsnty-iour surveyors are at work for the Southern Pacific. b. tween Pantano and Pagaso. changing the route of the rod around the Cien- ga where they have encountered such serious washouts.
 A dispatch from NogAiss says that Col. Arvisu and Lieut. Guittsrss, the Mexican omcsrs who crsaasd disturb ance on the American sids in that city, will be shot, is . mistake. Arvisu vas to five ysazs' imprisonment, and GuitAeres to thrss.
 The Phenix Axisonan has discovsrsd that the garden city hes an illustrious citizen claiming to be . brother of Miss HolIey, better knovn to the literary world e "JosiAh Allsns wils." Tho Arisonan islls confident that this noasd | and popular suthoreo vin spend ths winter months in Phenix.
 Arizona Commandssy, Knight Ten- plan. located in Tuesoa. has slsessd Ihs following omcsrs: George Jamss E. commander; Earness A. Reynolds. generalissimo; Hos.os ". Howard, captain general; RI. D. Un- aerwood, prslats; DouGlas Snyder. ssn- for warden; Hovard V. Drev, junior warden; Cha. T. Etchells, tEsasurer; J. Nc. c. EIliott, recorder.
 Dr. Fl. Crepin vas ssns for to attend ! Pspage woman O the San Xavier ysstsrday, who hsd been bsatsn. licked and stamped into inssn- ibility, by her bruts of . husband. This ellow is brother e tho buck vho. Ibout ysar go, stamped the life out 'f young girl bscauss shs dispisassd aim. and sscsPsd scst fsss. \ isv d 'hese exempt bFutss shoah bs lsaAsd with lead, and . aalutasy issson would ' taught the Esmaindes.-Citisea-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09
TIE SWoRD PRESENTATION
rhO 0ooaotoo . Local Suceses- SoaOo oasnes Makes the
 pvooo0sasioa Speech
1pseiGi b the JouKxAL-MNrs.

opseiai to the JouKxAL-MrsKR.
 Tuosoa, November 9.-The Mice svosd pssssntssion, yesterday, was Iocal sacoess, large number of citi- ssns from Tucson and the immediate vicinity being present. The attendance hon ths outside counties. however, was snan Lsttsn of regret were received fsua ths governors of New Mexico, ChihnAhuA and Sonora, also from Sec sseasy Dayasd, of this territory. Judge baxnss delivered the presentation sPsseA. and Editor Hughes, of the Star, pssssatsd Aoral testimonials from the ladias q Yum. Miss Lowell also pre- ssntsd aa elegant had-painted ella. The lsstivitias veze brought to close by . szanA reception and ball in the eve ming.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09
An End e oone sssaplns.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, H., says: Having received % much bene- fit from Electric Bitters, l feel it my duty to let suffering humanity know it. Have had running sore on my leg for eight years; my doctors told me Iwould have to have the bone scraped or leg amputated. used, instead, three bot ties Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and my leg is now sound and vel"
 Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents \ bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c. per box by c. 6. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09
Ruckien's Arnica Saive

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and pos lively cures Piles or DO pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price ? cents per box. For sale by c. 6. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09

Judge W. c. Haz zledine, solicitor for the Atlantic & Pacific R. R. Co.,, is look ing after the interests of that corpora ton in the district court. The Judge stated to JouRxAL-NISER representa- tive that Arizona, just now, as at all times. beats any other part of the Uni ted States for climate. He has but re- gently returned from Chicago, where sleet and snow made life . burd en ; from Chicago he went to Los Angeles, California, where the weather was too warm, but when he arrived here he found the weather just right. If the Judge could give us lower rates we would coon show him . town that would rival Los Angeles or any of Cali fornia's booming towns.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09
0lgslna 0Dosvso.

WoDoO0 Uooeveos
 0. F. PiAcs wants to sagaes dx good minees.
 It is reported that ths Tuscumbia,
 Turkey crsek distxica, vill soon stan
 up.
 \ pack train froa ths Fury mine arrived q ths samplins Werks. yGstsr.
 day.
 The Congrss mins Nc0ovsa { PAlmer), Maxtinss district, is doiag finely. Mr. Van Nan. of Big Bag. sspoets
 having done soas good milling vuk
 lAtsly.
 E. Hamilton fled . location noties, today, for . mining elaim ia Walkss district.
 The 6rst Ghipmsut fsoa ths nsv s1-
 tension of the Silver Bsk VII auivs next week.
 T. U. Bosgs preposss te ship two CT
 loads of orc vssk ksa his mins iA Big Bug district \ pack train, loaded with rich ess from the rsrIy mins, cana to ths samp-
 ling vorks today. John 6. Joass hAs sixtssn mins0 c work in the Adsl, Bensoins and Happy Boy mines, Groon cssek. Robert Cartmell vln sooa have his
 contract for putting up the mill for ths
 Clasenoe-Ruby mins completed. John 6. Jones has iasgs forcesf men
 employed ou his 0room creek property.
 and work is progrsssing npidly. Thomas Rssss has gone to Chsny
 crock, to work under centzact for the
 Eta Mining company. It s reported
 that this company VII ssazs their nin soon.
 A lseter vas reesivsd. yssssrday. by Hn. B. J. CaEtneD frsm hsR Aushand, l in which the latter seaass that hs sx- pects to complsAs ths mill fer the Car
 enes Baby eompeay by ths 90th oi
 this month, tho contsct tins, notvith-
 standing he expssisncsd . delay oi
 seven days by tAs snon-Asrival of ms
 chinery. The completion oi this work will be . great credit to Mr. Carsmell. e the talk vas pronounced impossible by experienced mschanics. An the ms chinery for tho mill had to be lowered . distance q ], 800 Sess down the side of .
 mountain. nearly pespendieulas. Ar. Cartmen contracted to periofm the work, end build the mill. within . spec ined number of days. end win succeed
 in the pssfosmancs oi his coatrsct.
 There | no gainssying the iset thss, e
 . mechanic, Af. Caztnsll stands as the
 bod of the hst, e has ben dennonssz.-
 tsd by this work.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09

HAIN-In YlagstaG, October 95tA, tAe iniaat daughter oe Ms. cad 4rs. Wn. Rain. AOD0sON-Ia 0lobs, October a0d, sf eoa- eestion of the brsin, : E. Hod9soa. shssi9 of 0ila county. TYLER-In Tueson. October 1otA, of diph. tAeria. Ri h, daughter q 4fs A !. Tyler, aged years.
 20th, Martin Porter 0ei1hn, . nstivs of New York, aged about Q ysers. . fognsr Fssidsst Of Pnenix. BUTLHR-At his residence ia Bedford, h. dians. November lst Willisa B. oatler, agsd a yeazs. BOOrH-At PieAaoas. Califosnia, Novsabsp sst W. v. Booth. formerly eAief elefk b the railroad o0 . at fuesoo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09
u',asss cseds.

Nm. Sullivan has the finest and eheapese stock of ladies winter under vsar svse offered in tbis market. fins Dsrino, as good as wool. 65 esats pes earDsnt-
 1ins. aN wool, el00 psr garment. AA sxtzs quality, all wool, SIPS per eAxnnk
 Hartiss sending for these or any other goods l have to cell can have them re- tuznsd q ny expsnse, and the money rsfundsd, if they are not as good as can b gos sassvhess for the same price.
 Mas. D. J. SULLIVAN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09
Wasen asealesns.

If your watch is out of ordsR taks t
 to Geo. H. CmIy. Hstsbliahsd in Pre- cots g years. ChaSyss rsasonabls and consisaent with good Wek. Wstchss sspai1ed by ms havs Gard in back cases, aad nooo oehsu WaEsaAtea.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09

Those who were at the ball last eve ming can have an inkling of the orches- tral music st next. Thursdsy's soaosrs e ths oQa HaaA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09

A deed from W. Y. Fain to 0. '. and James Manning for tract oi land near Flagstaf, has been filed for record, the consideration being 600.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09

Extracto of Sarsaparilla, msnufactured specially to order, bet blood nsdicins kAown, e Ds. 1ohi1eeas. ell
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09

- M WukIW- aIuh. ----------- v NOVEMBER g, 1857
 s---,.-- - - - L NOTES.
 s y's DAILY. A sowe is in town- l, paper for posters at thi }. maga.ines at Kelly d ,srt ems have just received ru ade . purchase to-day Fl lenix.
 .an has just received . lot ct the Palace. th e district court, for De- te( Ito $96.O. s and family arrived on f rom Flagstaff. D ,bsr days are delightfully."- e nights refreshingly cool. !. Id left for Phenix this af- e he will reside in future. , D, an old-time Prescott
 today, to see his friends
 ulick and Mrs. J. L. Fisher
 ~6escott tomorrow, from
 mail from the est came
 alifornia mail is still one
 urned over by Recorder
 county treasurer. for De-
 3I2.
 c. Hatch has just return
 from a trip through the
 ope.
 lng. Of the Chinese and Ja-
 u, on Granite street, has
 a lot of new goods.
 ng, q conductor on the At
 fife railroad, came in to-
 a look at the capital city.
 nm Ella P. Costa to Catha.
 yherty, for lot 2, block D,
 been filed for record; con-
 ;50O.
 Van Derer, of the Verde
 in town to day. He says
 ,een no frost in the valley |
 U.
 ckett has returned from .
 h Tonto Basin, summoning 1
 witnesses. He reports every-
 in that section.
 'Aslley. manager of the
 at market, has moved the
 ouse of that institution from
 lth of town to the gulch back xAL-MrSER will do iirst-clase reasonable prices. It will ,e best quality of work, but arsntee lower prices than printing offices 3 1 gave an elegant turkey 4 ew of his friends, Tuesday lt he Sazerac. The fowl used u sion was the wild bronze ,n tly brought in from the Ju- ,t ins. CT unuing between St. Johns 10, "a. held up on the night It., at a point eight miles 10. The robbers, it is thought, q o ,nsiderable amount of ,id A wingles is credited with ne the job.
 ,napion announces that the ' Tor the new mill to be erect Greenia v brothers, near the .uch. arr ived in Flagstaff this i. q neu and complete outfit if heinz q lumber and shingle lined When set in running ' claim, 1t will be ths best of n the cot ,ntry.
 came in to-day from reek raucl h. He says that set i. are sill uneasy in regard to ,.l of the Indians to the mili- Otherwise the entire lev sectior is prosperous, and become d. ,finitely known tfnt Niles schei me to colonize tbe h IndiAns had fallen through, aere would be q large influx of n there within the next few done every word of the follow the Yuma Sentinel: "Barny prisoner eeI ying a fife sentence nitorial prison. proved himself heso, on ] thursday morning. . bullets were falling like hail, enly ru he'd out into the fight, nvolver and at the risk ot be- 1, by either guards or convicts, nurdsrous assassin Paebla, as lised h',s knife for the last thrust gzllaut and kindhearted super |. Barney Riggs has earned ou, and we are sure the press 'srisoa-y will join us in asking ? Zalsck to send the brave fel- noon ii,ioual pardon" DAILY.
 1 hill-heads at this office. Lay, of lower Verde, has filed brand for record.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09
00ssDo1.

0AaKINs-sCHuLfzAt Los Angslss, Cal. Nov. 1, 1se7, Thooas 4 0ashins and 4iss TteresA ohnlts, by 1sv. 'H. Fey. Doth formerly q Prescott
 WHITLEY -sMrTH-fn Tuesuo, October Slst. W. 6. Whepley to Aias Dora A onitA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09

Jackson c. Winning and wife have sold a lot 5Sxl50 feet, in Flagstaff, to John F. Daygs, for $500, the deed for which has been filed for record.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09

interests The call is made by the president of the Ysvapai Stock Grow ers' association, but all whoS:re inter
 ested in the stock business are invited to attend.
 To-day's train brought all mails due to date from both east and west, being the first time that close connections
 have been made by the Atlantic & Pa cific for several weeks.
 Geo. W. Sines and John Duke left this morning for a trip to the country. They were armed with shot-guns, and quail and ducks which come across their
 path will have to suffer.
 Among the passengers on the incom-
 ing train to-day were Messrs. Geo R.
 and F. q. Parker, MT. and Mrs. Wm.
 Wlkerson, W. B. Childers, Col. Mason, timber inspector, and Mrs. Gilson.
 Wm. Wilkerson and wife returned to day from San Francisco During their absence, MT. w. had an operation per- formed vn one of his eyes, improving the sight of it as good as ever it was.
 Ire picture of Prescott, Arizona Gurley street looking west" Is libel on our beautiful town. Instead of the stately residences and fine brick busi- ness blocks which adorn this street, this picture gives it the appearance of q lot of rickety, old, weather-beaten shanties. Not a sign of business activity or life of any kind is presented in the picture, mot even a stray dog," as a gentleman this morning, "being visible" Times, it is true, are somewhat dull in our town, but the place does not yet have the tumble-down, deserted look which that alleged picture of Gurley street presents
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09
preeeees q A,lsena oe~e,eo aeI.vvey.

oeooooet c Agl.oNa 0o0esoo 0olevsoy.
 The following statistics ars from the report of TraiRc Manager Wilson to the Director of the Presoots ( Arisona Central Railway. The report includes the time from Novemtez 6, l6S6, to September %, 1887:
 Number of passengsss carried, 4lO4.
 Pounds commercial freight beought in, l0,l9l, ,6SO.
 Pounds commercial frsight taken out, SS5, ,9s9.
 Pounds of copper nstss and bullion, from Verde stat,on eo Prescott, l0OO0O.
 Pounds Of copper bullion and matte taken out, 369O O3l.
 Pounds of orc taken out, l,l30,75O.
 The GIG and bullion shipmsnt. szoeps 1000 pounds. have all bsen consigned from or to the Arisona Sampling Woeks, an institution that is proving . very important factor in the development of the mineral interests of the country.
 Number caas of catsle shipped, 10.
 Number cars of horses shippsd. 1.
 Number cattle killed by train. IA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09
O09Js.
Ooo1.

DAvls-ln Prescott NoveRbss !, 0 ths Wil6 of Rufus Davia, . dauGhtser.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09
Flre in io1vess pseeeses.

An alarm of fire Was pounded as about 8 30 o'clock Monday evening. and it va coon discovered that the lArye hay stack in the o. K. corral, West Prescott. vas on fire. The :corrsl, ct the time. vas filled with animals and vehicles, but they were soon removed to splace of safety. The fire conpaniss responded with their usual promptnsss, and Hoe Company No. (roushs) soon had . stream of water playing on the AAmss. Hose Company No. 2 (Dudss) hsd the misfortune ts have their hoss buut in two places, but still rendered effective aid in subduing the Ire. The "Hcoks" also rendered effective service. About twenty tons Of hay wsre consumed, be- sides damaging hay prsss, and . DOT tion of shed adjoining. The loss, about $l! 900. falls upon Joseph Dough erty, of the O. K.; no insurance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09
le b vvesl c 0esvsesnb>

VI " wv " oOsssOsssoSs
 That slander, like mud, dziss and falls od.
 That he who gsthess roses must not fear thoFns.
 That to wait and be patient sooshs many . pang.
 That all arc not princes that ride with the emperor.
 That correction is good Whea admin- istered in season.
 That it takes . great deal of grace to be able to bear praise.
 That you will never have . friend fl you mutt have one without failings.
 That to have everything is riches, but to be able to do without is power.
 That there is no limit to tho age q which . man may make . fool of him. seli.
 That ths roses of pleasure seldom last long enough to adoFn the brow of those who pluck them.
 That man who cannot mind his own business is not to be trusted with the business ef otheEs.-0ood House- keeping.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09

keeping.
 poeOoNol oooNepoa.
 Gov. Zulick arrived hero yertsrday.
 Ed. and Jos. Tsvksbury came in yes' terday.
 Constable DenaAus, of Flagsta6. is is the city.
 J. H. Hamilaoa. of Pssplss vaIlsy. | in town.
 Charley Ksyes has come up fsom the big dan.
 Mrs. T. J. Pomeroy is visiting frisads in Prescott.
 w. Johnson. et Johns lawyer, is in Prescott.
 Aiss Kitty Blingsr arrivsd froo Phsnix, yesterday.
 wm- Van Name, of Biz Bag. vas in town yestsrday.
 N. o. Murphy rsturned froa et. Louis yesterday.
 John Hattan. of williamsen vaIlsy, is in the capital city.
 Ex-Governor Tritle and Nr. Childsrs vent to Albuquerqus yesterday.
 T.s Bunch. . lawyer of Holbcook. Apache county, arrived on to-dayS train.
 Dr. Mehrsns, from the Verde, is hero to testify in the case oi the Territory vs. Knox Lee.
 Ar. Tobin has accepted . petition in tha mercantile house of W. O. Bash- lord ( Co.
 Mn. c. \. Randall left this morning, on the blackboard, for . week's visit on Walnut creek.
 Col. Boyton, cemmandsr at the bar -~cks, has gone to Fort Wingats, New on courtmartial duty.
 Nessrs. J. J. Fisher ahd D. c. Brown have come in from their artssian we'll. which they report down 800 feet.
 c. P. Harrington, who has spent the past month with o. r. Piace, in the B,adshaW mountains, left to-day for his home in Edinburg, m
 Mir. William Rudy, of skull valley, s in town and reports everything lovely down in that section. He also says that the cattlsmen have commsneed the fan rodeo.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-10-27
A Chiel Amangst Them Takin Notes.

Almost enthusiastic meeting was held at JAS.
Cameron's, last Monday evening Of dle peo-
pie of the Oak Creek, settlement SGeo. J.
Coulthard, was called to tbs chair. 0nsid-
erable discussion arose III regard to the
chairman Of the county board, ordering out
the people to work out their poll tax, a let
ter having been rcsd from the county Dis
trict attorney, stating that the commissioners
had no power to lay out roads, except on
petition from the people and notices duly
posted as required by law and as no section
line roads IN the county were lawfully laid
out, the chairman's order was critized AMI
the people seemed determined to do no road
labor until the roads were lawfully laid out.
As the meeting did not believe that any sat-
isfaction could be got from the present
county board in laying out roads, it was re-
solved to organize the town and G. Coulthard
and Geo. Niche, were appointed committee
to draft the petitions, and r. Wilson, Geo.
Niche, Robert Lyon aud Jas. McVicar, to
procure the required number of signatures
thereto. On motion G. Niche, was appointed
committee to present said petitions to the
county board at their first meeting; it was
also resolved that the name Of the town
should be Mellon, in honor of the oldest set
tier. Towards the small hours this highly re-
presentive gathering was brought to a close
with vote of thanks to the chairman.
.. =, - $780, REpoRTER.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-10-27
Public Examination.

The patrons Of the Bottncau school are
expected to be present at the examination OF
the pupils tomorrow at l p. m. sharp, at the
school house An inexcusable negligence on
the part Of parents has heretofore existed
which we trust will be atoned for by their
presence tomorrow, 50 that Miss Bsaton will
feel happy and the children no longer
have occasion to sing:
Oh! dear, what can the matter be?
Parents don't visit the school.
they care for their horses, they care fol
their dollars,
They care for their lodges, they fancy fine
- collars,
But little we think do they care for theil
scholars,
Else why don't they visit the schoo?s
We Know we from hunger and cold are
projected,
In knowledge and virtue our minds are
directed,
But ,satad stiilI we do think we are sadly neg
Because they don't visit the school.
Now if they'll come, they'l find all in their
places, r.,
With nicely combed hair, clean hands and
clean faces,
All pleasant and happy, with naught that
Now, why don't they visit the school?
CHORUS
OH dear, what can The matter be7
Parents don't visit the school.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-10-27

II is said a we'll filled bottle Of Bottlneau's 3
elixir vitae mysteriously disappeared from
the grip sack of one Of the visitors to the
Tarsus fair. Can such things be and over
come US. like a summer cloud, etc.
In our issue Of. last week in the P. s. to
the farmers letter, the section of the Code
there quoted was printed enormously: it
should hayc read rs follows:
The county commissioners have general
to appropriate such sums of money from the
treasury as they deem sdvisable for improv-
ing the roads not exceeding the sum or ratio
Of 81 ,0Oa to every $500,O00 of assessed val
uation Of real estate in such county and no
greater sum than the above can be spent in
repairing county roads and bridges without
first submitting it to vote of the people.
The fair at Tarsus like all affairs of which
Father Brunelle has the management was 4
grand succe IS; so say the genial Greene and
the tall transplendsnt Taylor. Several of our
distinguished citizens, conspicuous among
whom were V. B. Noble, A. Thompson,
Walter Batesen, Charley Fyfc and John
Sandli were present and enjoyed themselves.
The prizes for beauty, grace and amiability
u combination ofpopularity unezcelled, were
carried of by the Misses LeMay, Charbonn.
eau and Coaisscn. Dancing till ive o'clock
in the morning, the enjoyment of which was
evident in the appea ance Of the boys.